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g. A. r.

At special meeting Of J. NJ. Barrere
Post, No. 205, G. A. R., held Saturday
evening, June ls, 1887, the followina
preamble and resolutions were passed
WHEREAS. II appears BY order Of the Adju.
tant General Of the q. 8. Army that Grover
Cleveland, BY virtue Of his position as President
or, Of sne ~ United States, did pre:umptuously Is.
tured BY Union forces from various reefments
and bodies Of soldiers lately IN rebellion sesinst
the Government, and without consultation with
tne nw-making power Of the Nation TO return
oaid nags, some Of which are stained with the
ths, e,olooa OF brave Union soldiers who captured
hesolued, By J. NJ. Barrere Post, No. 2O5. De.
partment OF Ohio, G.. A. r., that in and by this
cct lalthough he has receded from carving
sne same out to its fulfllment) the President
s Pc iorfeited the esteem Of every faithful Union
sne loyal patriotic people Of the country, and
mas shown utter inability to sppreciats ths
mouves which induced patriots to enlist FOR
tne preservation Of the Union.
~, mesotged, That IN view Of the expected pres.
81 a. Encampment Of the G. A. R. ct 81. Louis,
sne council OF Administration Of the G. A. r.
De requested to remove the encsmpmcnt in
september next from st. Louis to some other
Resolped, That we hereby endorse the .c.,o,,
q 0I our department officers in their telegram TO
tne Governor Of Ohio against this ATTEMPTED
ousrage. and also the prompt action Of Gov.
ernof FORAKER in response thereto, and his ma.
President. w '"e
Resolced, That copies Of these resolutions be
sent to Headquarters Of Department Of Ohio
and to Governor Foraker.
RESOLVED, That copies Of these resolutions be
sent to the NEws-HERALD, Hillsboro Gazefie
and Cincinnati Gazette for publication.
CoMRADE MULLENIx.
CoMRADE Groves
CoMRADE CARSON,
Committe on Resolutions.
~ order W. q. GLENN,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate,

&C. Parks VS.. John NJ. Parker ct al. High.
land County Court of Common Pleas. Case
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance OF an order issued from tbe
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County OF Highland and State of Ohio m adj
at the April term thereof A. d. 1887, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in
the town Of Hilisboro, on
Saturday, July %, A. D. 1887,
At ~ o'clock pm. of said day the follewipe
described real estate, to. Wit:
SITUATE In Highland county, State of Ohio,
ana In the town of HillsborO, being part a
out-iot No. "a, as the same is aown and des.
iSnated on the recorded plat of said town oi
Htllsborough. Ohio. beginning at the north.
vest corner Of a tract Of land sold by A. 8
Evans to James Dill OF the date of May Sth.
1858 thence an easterly course with the
south line Of Walnut street in said town m.
ty-e1gnt 1857 feet to stake thence parallel
with the western line OF said lot about i9S
feet to an alley l6 feet in width, equal dis.
lance between Walnut street q western di.
rection 81 feet to an alley - feet wide thence
with the eastern line of said alley a northern
direction about l98 feet to the beginning,
SAID premises has been appraised at 5000
and can not sell for less than two.th' 'rds of
said appraisement.
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Olin ]. Ross, Attorney,
June 10, 1887.
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Madame Marie selika. one NJ n

Madame Marie selika, one of the
finest singers in the country, Miss Halle
z. Brown, q noted elocutionist, and Mr..
8. W. Williams, fine soprano singer,
accompanied by skilled pianist, will
appear at Armory Hall, Thursday, July
7th, under the auspices of the A. M. e.
Church. The proceeds will be used to
dquidate the debt now resting upon the
church. This company comes highly
recommended by the press OF the coun-
try and should receive good house.
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BERRYVILLE,

June z0th, 1857.
hey, Motz. OF Mt. Oreb, preached at Berry
vile Sunday night. ct the d. q. Church,
The Children's Meeting at Prospect has been
postponed till Sunday, July Sd, ct 8 D. M.
Mrs: Suthern and daughter, Rebeccs. re-.
turned Wednesday from Blaucheeter. wbers
they had been visiting friends for . couple Of
The sexton, I. A. Hspard, has improved the
looks OF the cemetery at Prospect very much
Dy removing the weeds, briars, etc., from the
Tne schools IN this township will be taught
No. l, 3. q: Calvert No. 8, John Fox No. 1.
VIM. p: Galley No. 8, W. d. Mullenix No. a
Q. Q. Harper No. 8, W. L. Kelley No. g. j.
-. Harper. G. T. Hastings goes TO Marshsll
township and T; 8. Scale, E. o. Renoe, and @,
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STRINGTOWN.

Suu6 ZUtn, 1857.
Mr.. Isaac Brown 10 able to ride out again.
girl. '
Miss Alva Ewing will return home from the
Wilmington College this week.
Mr. Dewitt Foster and his bride have arrived
home and have gone to housekeeping.
Rev. George Beecher, Of Hillsboro. will
preach here next Sunday ct p m. Everybody
invited to attend.
Thos. Fitzimons closed his school here on
Friday OF last week. The house was nicely
decorated with flowers, etc. The scholsrs
acted several good dialogues and detained
severa! pieces at the close. Mr.. Fitzimons was
preserved with four volumes Of the history Of
scholars. This took Tom by surprise ss he
was not expecting anything OF the kind
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The commencement exercises of last

The commencement exercises of hast
wednesday evening were happily sup.
plemented at "Forest Lawn, the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Richards, by the
reception given by Misses Lizzie and
Matte Richards to the College class Of
1887, visiting strangers and others, on
the occasion Of the graduation Of Miss
Sara Richards. II, still in existence was
the privileged Bohemian of song, the
theme OF the gentle essayist on "The
Minstrel in History" surely this de.
hshtful evening-its worthily won ap-
plauses from the listening crowd, CON.
sratulations, gifts, choice music and
loving recognition under the home roof.
tTse-would have furnished At subject
Tor his lay. y.
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LYNCHBURG.
June 2lst, 1881

June llst, 1887.
Chiidrens Day was observed here last Sun.
daZ with appropriate exercises.
Dr. heeley, OF Wilmington, talked to the peo-
pie at the school houss grove Sunday,
The Bsyless Oornet Bsnd, Of this place.
nave been engaged TO play ct the Martinsviile
Couoeil met Monday night to take action on
psution 20 remove . certain GLASS Of business
where - VIII not annoy the inhabitsnts.
= n. Hixer, our enterprisinR undertaker.
nss purchased In Oinoinnati fne new hssrse
ssi. VIII sh the latest improvements In STYLE and
The Fourth. the gloroius Fourth, ID likely to
pass without any show Of patriotism from our
at other points. ~'e
. The county commissioners hsld meeting At
Allen:burg. Monday 70 consider the sc6ooi
question that 10 agitating the minds Of ths
people Of that community.
W. L. Stautner wss thrown from his bvciola
~ Saturday evening and received in}uries
wnicn have eondned him 70 the house. az Va
plcted up tneensibls with his head and ~
cne u several places. two Of his teeth tnocied
ou'' his lsw fractured and othsrwiss bruised %.
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PRICETOWN,

June Zlet, 1857.
Rey; Z; ": Ruble will occupy the pulpit here
next Sabbath.
Mr.. Joseph Burton and family moved To
Manchester last week.
, Miss Ruth Landess is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Emma Smith, ct Indianapolis, Ind
=, Mr.. Wesley White, Of Mt. Oreb. moved into
the property vacated BY Mr.. Burton.
Rev. J. D. Houston delivered able discourses
here Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night
Lanson Holden returned from the Oueen
Oity Monday, where he has been employed in 8
carriage factory.
o. Mr.. Margaret ehockey, wife of Daniel
Sunday BY one Of her neighbors. The suppo.
sition 10 that she died Of hemorrhsee Of the
lungs. She was sixty-nine years Of age at the
time Of her death and WAS consistent member
OF the Protestant Methodist Church. She was
o. 90. m.
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received n,
~ the omce Of the Clerk of the Board oi
Educatton Of Fairfield township, Highland
county, OHIO, until twelve O'Clock M on the
ioIh day OF July, 1887, for the building OF a
Orick schooihouse in sub.district No, of
SAID township, according to the plans and
speclncations on file in said flee. Each
nlo must contain the name of every person
intere TED IN the same, and be accom- pa MED
~ sumcient guarantee of some disin ter.
ested person, that II the bid is accepted a
ccontract VIII be entered into and the per.
iOrmance OF It properly secured. The bids
Ior each Kind Of material called for by the
speclncations must be stated separately, and
must also be separately stated. NHne bnt
the lowest responsible bid will be accepted ,
and the Board may reject any or ali bids
Terms-Orders on the Treasurer pavahie
March and Septemb ber, 1888.
by order OF the Board of Education.
JAS. H. DEPoY, Clerk.
LEEsBURG, O., June l3, 1887 4w
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TAYLORSVILLR.

June 20th. 1887.
G. B. Weaver and wife have moved from the
residence Of grandma Oornetet to that of Mrs.
Windon. ''''
VIM. Hunter and wife were the happy recip.
tents OF baby about week ago.
Elder Crawford, Of Msrtinsville, will preach
Union next Saturday night, Sunday and
Children's Day Was observed here and at
Sonnefs yesterday. Large crowds we're pres
ported. ''
Our young men are organizing . baseball
oluo % this place. They will play on Saturday
evenings. Watch your noses, boysl
Mrs. Kate Bennett, Of the Hill City, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ambrose, Of Tile Junction, ere
Visiting relatives and friends in this communi-
ty since last Saturday.
while decorating the school house last Sat.
urday, Mr.. Wtndon fell from seat receivinr
several injuries, though she was sble 70 b onf
sunday BY walking With canes.
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RAINsBoRo.
June 2ist. 1887

, June 21st, 1887.
, J. O. Roads went 10 Chillicothe Saturday.
|, Miss Donna Farrell 10 visiting friends a
Frankfort, o. ''""'
Squire Watts and son, Of Carmel, were q,
our streets Monday. "''' VI
Miss Jessie Spargur's school in No. 2 vii
close with q big dinner next Friday.
Mrs. Pennis, Of Hillsboro, was the guest o
mrs. minerva Gossest Wednesday night.
Aunt Jane Davis spent the Sabbath with he,
osugnter, MRS. Il. L. Watts, Of Marshall.
.. h. Wickersham and wife, OF Greenfield
were guests at the Andes House Saturday.
F. 3. Gossett and wife. Of 0rsenasld, o.m.
up Saturday night to visit Mrs. Gossett'' t',
parents. '''
Rev: O. J. Wells and daughter Flora attended
evening. ''
Mrs. Newton West, of the Hill Citv. VA,
among her friends in this vicinity during the
james Brown and wife, Of Danville. were
Msitln9 a. W. Redkey and family Saturday
Several Of the young folks enjoyed a social
Monday night.
Mrs. Byron Milikan and little son. Of w.s,.
ington City, are here to spend the heated tern, r
among friends. '' '''~'eu 'ein'
Inc fourth quarterly meeting for Rainsboro
cnarge will be held at New petersburc next
Saturday and Sunday. A'~'
Hon: D. M. Barrett spent several DAYS Of last
week at Athens on official business a. ona NJ
'ne trustees OF the Lunatic Asylum.
Isaac Jones, one Of our worthy citizens. WAS
n;,s nsraed 10 sprightly widow just west Of th,
Viusge' yesterday evening at six O'Clock,
Abraham Smith and wife formsrlv ., AT.
place, but now Of Waverly, have been WAITING
among their old friends for several days past.
Al, John Curry and T. F. Mccoy compieted
their tob at Newell's Mill last week. snd Massrs
rM0 Neweh q Holt have begun grinding wheat bv
Mrs. Mamie Upp returned to her homo in
n Inoiahs last week. Her mother, Mrs. Eliza
sS.aUe ensCe accompanied her, and will probably be
hev. J: b. Middleton, Of MooreAeld. a former
pastor Of this charge and well and Ysvor.hIu
known throughout this county, was sbaking
hands with friends here on Friday,
rosters are up announcing that Major Cbes. |
tere war views will be exhibited st this njsca
next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday even.
lnngs' ior the benefit OF the VIM. q. Trimbie |
Post OF the G. A. r. e
h,s ,dn. L. Gossett win start bis hack and begin
~ y !0ur years term as mail carrier between
" nthians and Greenfield on the second Ssv
~ next month His eminent qualifications To-
mat position has been demonstrsted in past
years. A Pss'
u, John Gossett, . highly respected citizen Of
ne vicinity Of Paint P. O., died June 14th
y sLses es lingering illness with paralysis, aged
q Paris, Ky., but removed to Ohio in is2s.
IN the 10Th Of December, 1s43, he was united
q marriage with Louisa McKimy, and settled
md lived In the vicinity where he died. To
hem ne we're born nine children, three Of whom
nd vh1~
mother in tenderly caring for their father imr.
ny bis afdiction, and were present at the
nneral services, which were held in the Rocky
,ork NJ. p. Chapel on Wednesday last. in
Inarge OF Rev. Frank Gillian, Of Bsinbridee.
as remains were laid to rest in the Huiitt
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.

June 10th, 1887.
The Band Of Progress will meet again on
next Sunday night.
Mr. Frank Thompson and Newton Stout.
VINO have been working on the O. Il N. W. R. R.,
returned home last week. ~
Mr.. Henry Temple, of whose sickness We
made mention last week, died last Thursdsy
evening and was buried Friday evening in
by Rev. Briggs.
The Children's Day service last SUNDAY vas
very interesting. there was large sttendsnoe.
The church was very beautifully decorated ana
ever! body seemed TO enjoy 1t. Miss Cora
hedkey deserves much praise as orgsnist dur
ing the services.
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Following is Virgins list of pensions !:
Thomas @. Priest, James Hardin, H. s.
Hoop, Jos. M. Greenfield, Hugh Tedrow,
George beaverton, Lewis White. In.
crease--1.W. .Yarger, J. R. Morrow, Andy
Essex, Sam Withrow, Harrison Pence,
H. H. Redkey.
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Notice to Contractors.

THE TRUSTEES Of the Methodist Episco.
Il pal Church of East Monroe, Highland
county. O.' vii receive sealed proposals. up to
June 9th, IL m., for building brick church
321Sx62, on the site where the old one now
stands. Bill Of specifications and drawings
can be seen by calling on the pastor, j. 81,
Pumphrey. Leesburg o. Trustees reserve the
right to reject any or ell bids.
.; b; SIMMONS, President Of the Board.
W. h. PENN, Secretary
JOSEPH WoRTHINaToN, Treasurer.
G. W. SAPP,
g. B. REESE.
LKEsBURa, o., June 9th, 1887.
Signed by order of the Board.
]. 8. PUMPHRKY,
Pastor Of the Church.
June 16. 1887.-t2
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FOLSOM,
June 2lst. 1881.

3. J: Duffsy and family, Of the Hil Oitv.
were visiting st bis wife's fathers last Sundsy'
AZ ~ y; Ssantorth % !: doing the stone work on
tne toed contract OF Joseph West, in ADAM
county. Mack H. . bose workman.
Ine school tn district No. closed last Fri
Ssy wltn appropriate exercises. Mis- Hsttie
SsCcni1stn g csaohsr gave general satisfaction.
l., Vn.arens Day was observed at this place
sss s..n 01masy The PROGRAM vas carried out in
Carey 7. nullenix has purchased 6ns hsSI III.
preparatory TO starting on four yssrs' FOB of
carrying the mail from Belfast 70 Hillsboro
the aEst Of next month.
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A large class of probationers will be
received at the morning service at the
Methodist Church next Sabbath. Parents
desiring to have their infant children
baptized are invited to bring them to the
same service, having given the pastor
previous notice. In the evening the
anniversary of the Sunday School Mis-
sionary Society will occur at n o'clock.
A varied and interesting program is
prepared.
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Mr.. Reuben Lyle and Miss Fannie
Davis will be married at the M. E. parson-
age this wednesday, evening. Imme-
diately after the ceremony a reception
will be given them at the residence of
Mr.. James Lyle. May prosperity and
happiness be their portion in this life.
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Mr.. 7. F. link sold his residence on
North East street last Saturday to Squire
Hatcher, and has purchased lot off the
old Eli Stafford property on North street.
Mr.. link has already commenced the
erection of dwelling on this lot,
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LEESBUR6,

| June 20th. 1887.
Business is improving.
Hay harvest has begun.
wheat will make an average yield this year.
High street. '"h VI
last Thursday. "''''" "'n''
mn M1: 5e: =; a; Grippen made flying trip to the
N. B. Beard and Chas. Lsdd visited the
county seat Thursday. VAC
me band boys report . good time at th,
picnic at Centeraeld Saturday. ''
Mr.. A: Frazer and Ed Hardy made busines,
trip to the Queen City Saturday.
a, street commissioner Hough will commence
tne repair OF the streets this week.
Mr. Ed Barrett, who has been quite poorly
Win rheumatism, is much improved.
The young men Of Leesburg contemplate An
excurSon esS to the Caves and Rocky Fork July
Dr.: Beeson is our health officer and he viii,
at once. "P
The A. M. E. camp-meetipe. under tho .h,o
management of the Rev. j, ", Youne. ia
already an assured success.
Mr.. Birch Penn has returned from a Wait IN
Chettanoogs and Lookout Mountain, He re-
ports the weather very warm in that LOCALITY.
r. NJ. johnson, who has been spending 4
tew Gays here, left Sunday evening to accent a
position with the B. d o. Sleeping Oar Co.,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frazer and Mrs. A.
frszer end daughters left last Thursday for =
Burlington, NJ. ~
Why does the saloon have beer shipped in
0UR1f eHo (Srls
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Shall we not celebrate the Glorious
Fourth little bit? The spirit of patriot
ism ought to find vent in tin horns and
fire.crackers. and stores should be closed
to allow hard-worked clerks and bust.
ness men to take holiday in this blis-
tering summer weather.
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NEW MARKET.

June 21st. 1887.
The Presbyterian camstssy st this place has
been ornamentsd with new fence.
Rev. Murphy and wife will Leave for Ports
mouth this week, where they will stay abort
u. y. Barrere and daughter, Courtney, have
pen vory siok the pest week, and. srs but littls
better q this writing.
Childreu'l Day vas selsbgsted q the Hsptist
one :. u. CAurohee % ~ l2th Of Juna' ~
- frssegaeslaA oelseh % W leth q j1no.
- =; = ;;sssss -: =: :: :: :: :s;::ss
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BALL KNOB.

June 10th, 1887.
School will close the oath.
Mr. James Newton and family hsve occupied
the house vacated by A. J. Keliis.
Mr.. and Mr. Joseph Thompson and family.
Of Martinsville, and Miss Tena Faulendorf, of
day.
The probationers Of the M. P. Church that
were taken into full membership OF the church
two weeks ago received the ordinance Of ban.
tism last Sunday, six by sprinkling and Six
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Mr.. H. D. Davis and Sunday.school
class, consisting of Misses Nellie Reece,
Emma and Oracle simonson, Nellie Per-
rim, Mary CLANCY, Sadie Morrow and
Anna Hoyt, spent yesterday Tuesday,
picnicing at the farm OF Mr.. Davis moth.
er, near New Market,
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SHACKELTON.

June zOtb, 1887.
"A number Of young folks called on thu
Misses Mckee Saturday night.
Mr.. Reuben Dawson left for Batavia to-dsy
(Mondsy) to make that place his future home,
Mrs. Jane Fenner gave picnic under the
name Of "csrpet-rag cutting" to her neiehbor.
ing laoies on last Thursday. All report q
pleasant time with the hopes Of attending
many more such picnics.
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A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying be-
tween Atlantic City and N. Y, had been
troubled with cough 20 that he was unable TO
sleep. and was induced to try DR.. Kings New
him instant relief, but allsyed the extreme
soreness In his breast. His children were sim.
ilsrly Affected and single dose had the same
happy effect. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption 10 now the standard remedy in
the Coleman household and ON board the
schooner.
Free trial bottles Of this standard remedy at
Seybert h Co. . drug store
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Mr.. Will H. Shade, of the editorial
staff of the Chattanooga Daily CONNER.
cial, is in the city for short visit. He
leaves tomorrow for White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va, where he will spend
the summer, returning to Chattanooga
early in the autumn.
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Prof. Anthony WINNER announces
most respectfully to the public Of Hills
boro and Highland and Clinton counties
that he has settled himself permanently
on his piece of land near the limits OF
Lynchburg, O., on account Of his health,
and u willing to accept, on very reason.
able terms. some few scholars in piano.
organ, violin and vocal music. As agent
OF pianos and organs he will likewise Of
ter 70 the public hrst-class instruments
at very lowest prices, and II desired will
tune pianos at very moderate compensa-
ton. His Post olaet addrsm 4 Lynch
ouEgs Highland eounIv o.
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WORKING CLASSES Attention A. !is.

Prepareu 70 furnish al classes with employ.
ment at home, the whole of the time. nr for
their spare moments. Business new, light
and pronta6le. Persons of either sex easily
portional sum by devoting ali their time 10
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men. Tn all who see this may
make this offer. TO such as are not W eli sat-
isned we will send one dollar to pay for the
trouble OF writing. Full particulars and out.
Portland, Maine. w"
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A grand jubilee concert will be given
at the Armory on Thursday night, June
3oth. Admission 25 cts, reserved seats
30 cts. Tickets for sale at Smiths res.
taurant,
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Court convened Monday morning
with Judge Higgins on the bench.
The case of Ohio vs. Peyton was con.
tinued until the October term and
Court adjourned until Friday.
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A pair of "jars" were broken at the
gas well Tuesday night, which will delay
the work about twenty-four hours. A
depth of about 1,075 feet had been reach
od
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Mr.. Joseph Marshall and wife left last
week for trip throuth the East. They
will visit Mr.. Ms old boyhood home in
Delaware, and also friends at Philadel-
phis, Trenton and New York City. On
their return to their home in Los
Angeles, California, they will stop over
here, and Mrs. Marshall's mother, Mrs. ].
d. Fenner, will accompany them to that
place, with the expectation Of making It
her future home. Mr.. Fenner will fol.
low them a. soon as he can dispose of
his property.
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Arrangements are in process of con-
summation that will produce one of the
greatest benefits, morally, financially
and intellectually, our city has ever
known. Full particulars will be given
in our next issue.